The 3 dots on the Dominos logo represent their first 3 original stores.
The term "Bootlegger" cam because they would strap the liquor to their legs giving the image of a boot.
And, the term redneck came from union coal miners getting into a fight with a coal company. To make it differentiate themselves from their opponoents (to prevent people from hitting those on their own side) many wore red bandanas around their necks. A newspaper reporter (I believe from NY) saw this and dubbed them "rednecks".
NASCAR is an acronym meaning "North American Stock Car Auto Racing".
The phrase "It's raining cats and dogs" came from when people had straw roofs. Animals would crawl up their and slip through / off when it rained.
The phrase "don't throw the baby out with the bath water" came from when families would all share the same bath water and the baby would be washed last when the water was filthy.
The tradition of getting married in the spring time came from the fact that was when people used to take their yearly baths (they used to believe that overwashing washing was a sign of vanity and could erode or even wash your soul away). Also, the tradition of the bride holding a bouquet of flowers came about to mask her body odor.
I know more but I'm tired, just got done driving a long way, and my wife is calling me to bed.
(I'm not religious btw)Also, this may not be a fact but it's an interesting phrase "There are no atheists in foxholes". Now, is that an argument against atheists or foxholes (by that I mean war)?